Its not called Tickle Manor it was changed to Tickled Pink in 2006 when I went last and it was…read moretickle manor I was dissapointed the owner and her daughter were so miserable and the food looked rushed and ill presented I had to ask them to serve us they were out in the backgarden having a fag. I was so pleased to find the new owner was friendly and chatty and eager to serve us. The cakes were all homemade fresh and presented with cream in a little cow jug I asked if I could buy one she said yes. My American friends loved the scones and were asked to join her facebook maxine mansfield london which I thought was a lovely touch. They now feel part of the cafe even though they are back in Florida. We had a huge pot of tea for three of us so heavy I could hardly lift it with my weak wrists that was the only complaint. I loved the place. We are going back every year.

This tea house is delicious. They have about 5 gluten free dishes, with the scones a favorite…read moreacross the group. Workers are very friendly and the atmosphere is very cosy.

Visited this little gem after a morning at the Lavenham Farmers Market. Great coffee, delicious…read moretoast and the best ever Chocolate brownie. Bought some great storage tins for my kitchen from their giftware selection. Will be visiting their Felixstowe branch in a couple of weekends time. Very friendly staff.

Stayed at The Great House in The Versailles Room on the evening of our small lockdown wedding…read moreceremony this week. We had the seven course tasting menu matched with wines, which was outstanding. The staff, venue, food, atmosphere, all exceeded our expectations. Amazing place that we will definitely revisit. Thanks for a wonderful experience. Phil & Rosa

Note perfect classic French (ish) food, served by superbly professional French staff, in a very…read morecharming medieval building. Expect to dine surrounded by well-heeled Suffolk retirees and people "just up" from London; it's not a young crowd. Think "captains of industry". I understand this place has been in business over 20 years; the owners are in fact French. Probably the best cheese selection in the East of England.

Fantastic food in a charming environment served by very friendly and helpful staff…read more The selection is quite elcletic, with traditional Indian dishes augmented by Afghan and Nepalese specialities. The prices are average within this food genre, but the product is high quality. All dishes are superbly cooked and well presented. Price for 2, (main course and desert, 1 drink each) is circa £22 The restaurant is child friendly.

How sad to see this place lose all pride in the food it serves. Quite disgusting! Nothing tasted or…read morelooked fresh...... everything went in the bin.

This high quality butchers shop opened under new management on Friday 10th October 2014 after…read morerefurbishment and under new ownership. Locally sourced beef from Suffolk, fantastic homemade pies, pasties, scotch eggs and sausage rolls. Cheese is excellent too. Why don't you give it a try!

Lovely hotel in the middle of a very special village. However, it is really a shame that some rooms…read moreare completely missold and if you mention it to management you receive a derisory response from the manager, James. Apparently they have many return guests who reserve the rooms that are advertised, so you are left with something worse than a Travelodge but with expectations of something special. The room was tiny, dirty and felt like a sauna but more importantly, had none of the character advertised. We came to celebrate our pre-covid wedding day, which James knew, and did nothing about it, instead we had dinner by a bucket, plastic sheet and towel catching a leak. James left us feeling, not only that he didn't care, but when he 'tried' to ensure that we left 'happy', made me feel even more upset and angry. I have never felt that way in any hotel ever! I would love to return but without the privileged position of being a 'return guest' or whilst James is still there, it is not worth it.